It was great fun to celebrate Bastille Day this year (my very first time doing so!) at Laduree Sydney thanks to Black Communications. I’ve been a fan of Laduree for a long time, ever since I first heard about them from my sister years ago, who was studying in Paris at the time. I was excited when they opened up their first branch in Sydney’s Westfield, and it was definitely worth waking up at 7am to attend the Bastille Day breakfast! A fun fact I learnt was that calorie consumption doesn’t count on Bastille Day, so you are encouraged to eat as much as you want – macarons especially (haha). The key highlight of the breakfast was the limited edition Marie Antoinette macaron: a Tiffany box coloured macaron that tastes like its tea counterpart; a mix of black teas, rose petals, honey and citrus. Eating it was like drinking the Marie Antoinette tea at the same time – yum! But my favourite was still the classic salted caramel macaron because that’s my go-to flavour. Many thanks to the patient Laduree Sydney staff who obligingly fulfilled all my odd requests, such as tiered stands, re-arranging the macarons (with gloves!) and boxing them up for flat lay purposes. The lengths I go to for photos…
All photos taken with a Canon 5D Mark III 24-70 f2.8 lens, edited in Photoshop CS6.
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